Aakriti 12 at Canara Engineering College, Mangalore on Feb 18, 2012
Aakriti 12 is a Techno Cultural Fest organized by Canara Engineering College, Mangalore.
Aakriti celebrates the spirit of participation and achievement in all its forms. In sanskrit, aakriti stands for shape or form. With aakriti our aim is to bring out the feelings of fraternity among today's youth. It hopes to achieve this by having hundreds of talented students competing in various Bold and Bright events encompassing both traditional and modern forms.
Events for the fest are:
Aakriti celebrates the spirit of participation and achievement in all its forms. In sanskrit, aakriti stands for shape or form. With aakriti our aim is to bring out the feelings of fraternity among today's youth. It hopes to achieve this by having hundreds of talented students competing in various Bold and Bright events encompassing both traditional and modern forms.
Events for the fest are:
- Treasure Hunt
- Robo Wars
- Ragna Rock
- Pellentesque nes cursusis nisl.
- Poker Face
- F-A-M
- Aperture
- Aria
- Codex
- Gaming, etc.
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